We distinguish and compare: teaching children with basic discrimination skills based on applied analysis of behavior. McDonald R., Langer S.

The book proposed is a comprehensive guide that tells one of the most important practical areas of applied behavior analysis (Applied Behavior Analysis, ABA) - teaching children with races of discrimination skills. Discrimination skills are understood to mean certain actions by the student to distinguish and compare stimuli, from rather simple and specific to more complex and abstract. The authors of the book Rebecca McDonald and Susan Langer offer learning strategies that will introduce specialists and parents to the methods of mastering discrimination skills and thereby allow you to lay the necessary basis for many important achievements of children with races, including such as independence in everyday life, communication with others , mastering general education disciplines and vocational training.

The publication is addressed to behavioral analysts, as well as other specialists and parents familiar with the ABA methods.